Yoruba Sowing the Jesus Seed Kids Discipleship Training curriculum for the children of Nigeria

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#2nd week of our Journey – The Sowers Parable
SEEDS THAT FALL ON THE PATH

This second lesson about the parable of the Sower will help the children discover how truly wonderful the Word of God is as they plant the Jesus seed, and how we must keep it close to our hearts with truth and understanding.

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# 3rd week of our Journey – Parable of the Sower – THE SEED THAT FELL ON ROCKS.

Seeds that fell on rocky places are like people that have hard hearts and little faith in God. When life gets a little rocky, their Christian walk quickly withers and dies

Sword Play
Ready…Swords up… Matthew 13: 5-6… CHARGE
“Some fell on rocky places, where it did not have much soil. It sprang up quickly, because the soil was shallow. But when the sun came up, the plants were scorched, and they withered because they had no root.” (Mathew 13: 5 – 6)

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(To be translated into Yoruba)

# 4th week of our Journey – Parable of the Sower – THE SEED THAT FELL AMONG THORNS.
This week’s destination: The seeds that fell among thorns.

The Parable of the Sower will help the children discover how truly wonderful the Word of God is and how we must not let worry steal away our joy.
• Worry
• Worldliness

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# 5th week of our Journey – Parable of the Sower -
THE SEED THAT FELL ON GOOD GROUND
This week’s destination: The seed that fell on good ground. The children will discover how the wonderful Word of God helps us grow Spiritually and gives us everlasting life.

• Eternal Life
• Witnessing
• Spiritual Growth

Moringa teaching: (To be translated)

Gram-for-gram comparison of nutritional data:
Moringa has:

• 7 x more Vitamin C than oranges
• 4 x more Vitamin A than in carrots
• 4 x more Calcium than in milk
• 3 x more Potassium than in bananas
• 2 x more Protein than in yogurt

Harvesting:
The green leaves can be cut every 30 – 40 days.

Washing:
The first wash is done in well water but the second wash is done in clean filtered or boiled water.

Drying:
Ensure the area is rat free and away from direct sunlight. This process may take three days

Pounding:
The dry Moringa leaves are pound to create powder this makes an excellent tea.

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SOWING SEEDS OF SUCCESS - MORINGA CURRICULUM